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a team from the ntsb is scheduled to arrive this afternoon. >>> now to the crash of flight 214 in san francisco. this morning we're the getting our first look inside the jumbo jet. you can see what's left with many seats becoming mangled on impact. the voice recorder has been recovered. they are looking closely at the plane's actions shortly before the crash when i pilots appeared to abort the landing. >> a go-around occurred 1.5 seconds before impact. >> the crash tore the plane into two main pieces with its tail separating from the rest of the plane. it's still unclear what role, if any, the pilot played 234 the accident. it was the pilot's training flight in a 777 but that he had thousands of hours of experience and had landed 747s before at san francisco's airport. >>> of the 307 people on board two teens from china are confirmed dead and officials are looking into one of those 16-year-old girls might have been killed by a rescue vehicle. an autopsy will be performed later this week. >>> answers of asylum for edward snowden. three countries are offering to harbor him and he must r
a team from the ntsb is scheduled to arrive this afternoon. >>> now to the crash of flight 214 in san francisco. this morning we're the getting our first look inside the jumbo jet. you can see what's left with many seats becoming mangled on impact. the voice recorder has been recovered. they are looking closely at the plane's actions shortly before the crash when i pilots appeared to abort the landing. >> a go-around occurred 1.5 seconds before impact. >> the crash tore the...
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this afternoon the ntsb agents planned to speak with the flight crew on-board asiana flight 214. the focus is centering on the pilot who only had 43 hours logged on that 777 aircraft. tom costello is live in san francisco. tom, what about the possibility of pilot error? >> reporter: clearly that is going to be on the ntsb's radar here as they try to figure out what happened. the reason they are looking at that is because we know this plane was coming in very low and very slow at between 100 and 116 knots. generally when you come in to a landing here at san francisco international airport with a 777, you want to be at 137 knots, then add five knots for safety. out there on the runway behind me, you see the broken shelf flight 214 out on runway 28 left right now. investigators going through that wreckage, piece by piece, and they will do that for the next several days. this will be a long exhaustive process and you can imagine it is going to take some time but we do know that that pilot you were talking about, his name is captain cook, had he one had on hours in the 777. he'd flown
this afternoon the ntsb agents planned to speak with the flight crew on-board asiana flight 214. the focus is centering on the pilot who only had 43 hours logged on that 777 aircraft. tom costello is live in san francisco. tom, what about the possibility of pilot error? >> reporter: clearly that is going to be on the ntsb's radar here as they try to figure out what happened. the reason they are looking at that is because we know this plane was coming in very low and very slow at between...
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the chairman of the ntsb, who is on the ground in san francisco, debby hersman joins me now. chairman, you've said this morning, you have a lot of good information to start going through. describe what that is. >> well, we have a good number of survivors, and i think we're very thankful that the numbers were not worse when it came to fatalities and injuries. it could have been much worse. we have crew that survived that we can interview. and significantly, we have cockpit voice recorders and flight data recorders that have been recovered, went back on a red eye last night under federal escort to d.c. we hope to audition those in our headquarters in the next 24 hours. >> i know you have an opportunity with investigators to actually go through that burned-out fuselage. those pictures are dramatic of you, also the aftermath of this flight. the bit of information that you do have, no distress calls reportedly from the flight crew, and as tom costello mentioned reports from the airline that there was no engine trouble. i realize you can't make conclusions. what does that lead you
the chairman of the ntsb, who is on the ground in san francisco, debby hersman joins me now. chairman, you've said this morning, you have a lot of good information to start going through. describe what that is. >> well, we have a good number of survivors, and i think we're very thankful that the numbers were not worse when it came to fatalities and injuries. it could have been much worse. we have crew that survived that we can interview. and significantly, we have cockpit voice recorders...
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the ntsb came forward after the bay area station apologized for that air and the offensive names. we want to warn you that some of what you're about to hear includes incensensitive languag >> reporter: it all started add late breaking development in the noon broadcast. >> we just learned the names of the four pilots on board the flight. they are captain sum ting wong. witu lo the ntsb has confirmed these are the names of the pilots. >> reporter: the offensive names and the obvious hoax spread quickly on the internet and witness minutes the station realized the offensive error. >> we apologize for this. >> reporter: cited they had been confirmed. >> we made a mistake. >> reporter: late friday the agency released a statement said they were inact and a summer intern confirmed the name. they said actions would be taken to make sure such a serious error would not be repeated. ktvu said it should have asked for the person's name and title as well as reading the names out loud before going to air. >> the station has not commented on how it obtained the pilot names and the ntsb is not say
the ntsb came forward after the bay area station apologized for that air and the offensive names. we want to warn you that some of what you're about to hear includes incensensitive languag >> reporter: it all started add late breaking development in the noon broadcast. >> we just learned the names of the four pilots on board the flight. they are captain sum ting wong. witu lo the ntsb has confirmed these are the names of the pilots. >> reporter: the offensive names and the...
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san francisco with the head of the ntsb, deborah hersman, chuck todd, dr. nancy snyderman and adventurer bear grylls will be here in the studio. up next the top stories in the politico playbook. first bill karins, not really an adventurer. >> no. >> we kind of like him. >> kind of like him? >> kind of good to see you. >> one day a week. let me know what day that is. >> okay. >> good morning, everyone. overnight tropical storm chan tell formed. our third storm already in the early hurricane season. this is not expected to be a huge ordeal but the forecast path does have me at least interested. the storm well to the east of the lesser antilles and 700 miles from barbados. not expected to become a big powerful storm but should be somewhere near florida or the bahamas as a weak system. now we have storms heading across illinois and wisconsin overnight. you're going to deal with the rainy morning there. we've had very warm temperatures this last week or two. today will be no exception. the humidity, it's still very high from chicago all the way through dallas. t
san francisco with the head of the ntsb, deborah hersman, chuck todd, dr. nancy snyderman and adventurer bear grylls will be here in the studio. up next the top stories in the politico playbook. first bill karins, not really an adventurer. >> no. >> we kind of like him. >> kind of like him? >> kind of good to see you. >> one day a week. let me know what day that is. >> okay. >> good morning, everyone. overnight tropical storm chan tell formed. our third...
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the ntsb has been tweeting photos. they've been forthcoming with a lot of the information, with there information. it's just amazing that it wasn't a lot worse. >> i know. amazing it's not a lot worse. you hear these stories of people being on the ground for quite some time without emergency workers. >> yeah, that's -- i want to hear more about that. because that's not the story we got initially. my impression was it had been a pretty rapid and successful response by the first responders there in san francisco. 20 minutes. i mean, that -- can't have that. >> that is really something. al, you tonigdon't like flying. >> i don't. it's why we show these pictures. we got to remind en, especially my two older boys, that this is the strong et stretch of safety in the history of u.s. aviation and none of that means anything to you, does it, you and john madden are still going to get in your van -- >> and mika. >> and now like mika who doesn't understand how they stay up in the air. >> i was in a flight with my daughter about a
the ntsb has been tweeting photos. they've been forthcoming with a lot of the information, with there information. it's just amazing that it wasn't a lot worse. >> i know. amazing it's not a lot worse. you hear these stories of people being on the ground for quite some time without emergency workers. >> yeah, that's -- i want to hear more about that. because that's not the story we got initially. my impression was it had been a pretty rapid and successful response by the first...
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just moments ago an ntsb official spoke with my colleague steve kornacki. >> i can tell you we had a couple of investigators here from california yesterday afternoon. they were able to secure the black boxes and get them out on a red eye under federal supervision yesterday evening. we arrived around midnight, had an opportunity to go to the accident site. i can tell you that we're very thankful we don't have more titlities and injuries given the devastation i saw. >> for more, lets go to nbc's john yang at san francisco international airport. >> reporter: melissa, good evening -- good morning, rather. federal investigators are continuing to poor over the burned out wreckage of asiana flight 214. you can see behind me. they are all trying to figure out exactly why this plane came in essentially short of the runway, the tail striking a seawall at the end of the runway and hitting the runway so hard, they lost the tail assembly, lost landing gear, skidded off the runway. two people, as you say, were killed. officials identified them as two 16 years old girls from china. they were part o
just moments ago an ntsb official spoke with my colleague steve kornacki. >> i can tell you we had a couple of investigators here from california yesterday afternoon. they were able to secure the black boxes and get them out on a red eye under federal supervision yesterday evening. we arrived around midnight, had an opportunity to go to the accident site. i can tell you that we're very thankful we don't have more titlities and injuries given the devastation i saw. >> for more, lets...